Parking Meters Put Into Service In City Limits
Parks and city officials announce meters go into use Thursday with a 1 cent 12 minute 2 cents 24 minutes 3 cents 26 minutes 4 cents 48 minutes and 5 cents one hour price scale. Police remind motorists to feed meters and warns fines for damage. The metered area covers Broad Street to Court Street and Second Street to Middle Avenue including East and West avenues.
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Elyvia Totorists
Hemeter
Automusic
J. Stankard
Broad Street
East
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Second Street
Middle and
Court
C J O Breaks Bitterly With The President
Detroit delegates from General Motors and the United Auto Workers meet amid CIO discontent with President Truman’s labor policy. H. W. Anderson and Walter P. Reuther lead talks on alleged illegal picketing at 93 GM plants as both sides seek to avoid government intervention and a fuel finding commission during a 30 day cooling off period.
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Detroit
Pallol Molive Engite
United Alto Workers Union
CTO
Anderson
Washington
Pedoral
Ed. Knob
Warren Thet
Trudeay Apes
Philip Murray
CIO
Dee
Reuller
UMW
R. BJ. ‘Thomas
Murray
Pittsburgh
Federal
Reuther
General Motors
General Malaysee
Aerial Armadas Outmoded Says Gen Arnold
Gen HL Arnold declares atomic bombs have made World War II aerial armadas obsolete and warns future weapons will outpace defenses. He notes rapid development of missiles and guided weapons may render existing fortifications hollow, predicting a future with supersonic, highly accurate armaments.
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Gen. Arnold
Wallington
HL. i Arnald
Army and Navy
Army Air Forges
Weather Summary for Ohio and Markets Page Note
Fragmentary weather note reports cold Friday with fair and warmer conditions expected Thursday. Market column references Lincoln and page markers appear garbled, with no clear prices or listings readable.
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Bs Valled
Ohio
U S Says No Pre Pearl Harbor Commitments
Lt Gen Leonard T. Gerow testified before the Pearl Harbor investigation committee that U S planners discussed potential war plans with Britain Canada and the Netherlands but found no political commitments to go to war with Japan beyond general preparations. His remarks aimed to set the stage for Gen George C Marshall's forthcoming testimony as he heads to Chungking as diplomatic successor to Patrick J Hurley.
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Washington
Leonard T. Gerow
Japan
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Gerow
Ft. Leuven
Wac
I. Chillu
Patrick J. Hurley
Last Chance to Buy U S Bonds at Par in Elyria
Porter of the Victory Loan campaign reports Elyria trails at 40 percent uptake. The notice urges residents to buy bonds at par before the last Federal bond drive ends. Banks and major firms back the appeal, highlighting higher yields and government security. The piece also mentions city plans around veteran housing and postwar arrangements tied to the campaign.
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Porter
Oberlin
Victory Law
Elyria
Dee
New York
Moesk
Wr. Porter
Rudin to Retire After 45 Years as US Attorney
Fritz Rudin, a long time Elyria attorney, will retire after 45 years closing his Masonic Temple office this week and ending the Rudin Keech law partnership. He began practice in 1893 after study at Michigan and Ohio, shaping JP court influence and opposing a municipal court in Ohio.
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Ane Masonic Temple
Rudih
Ad Dari P. Keech
Rudin
Jimi
Keech
Justice of Peace
Elywa
Je -Will
Je -Will Assuime
Ag Justice
See Line
Kild
EHS
Cleveland
Rudi
Collins
Rydin
Otven
Elyria
Elyria High School
Alshoush
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ohio
Lepus, Books
Obin
Persber Shih Ny Lo
Rudin and Kecel
Hse
J.P. Courts
Russia Refuses Iran Troop Entry Into Azerbaijan Province
Soviet Russia rejected Iran's latest request to permit Iranian troops to move into rebels controlled Azerbaijan province. The embassy stated refusal dates to a prior note, maintaining its stance. Iran plans to press for permission to reinforce the northern area despite the denial.
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Tehran
Russia
Azerbaijan
Tranian Foreign Ministry
Qial
Senate approves bill detailing U.S. UN participation
The Senate backed a measure granting the president power to deploy American troops via the United Nations Security Council with limited congressional oversight, while critics warned it could commit the United States to war without full Congress approval. Senator Taft opposed broad powers, arguing for tighter presidential checks. Rep. Wheeler joined six Republicans opposing rapid passage.
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Washington
United Nations Organization
House
Senate
O'Danial
Trimay
James P) Burtoswarth
Wth Congress
UNO Secnrity’ Council
Lse
United States
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Security Council
United Nations
Agaiussor
Burtay Ko Wheeler
Mont
Elyria Lagging in Victory Bond Purchases in Campaign
Elyria’s bond sales show slow progress in the Victory Bond drive. The latest report tallies 2,465 campaign sales with 628 in the week, and individual purchases total 2447 sales worth $400,462.25, under 40 percent of the city’s $1,087,438 quota. One corporation or institution accounts for $758,882 of the total, largely from Series Treasury Savings Notes and related notes.
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Elyria
Atest
Lelawhe
Ocy
Treasury
Treasury Savings
Threat of Steel Strike Looms Large
New York dispatch notes the looming threat of a steel strike despite President Truman's wage and strike proposal. The Iron Age magazine says the plan may help long term but fails to calm immediate industry and labor concerns, with nationwide steel operations at about 83 percent of capacity, unchanged from last week.
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New York
Truman
the Iron Age
Trade Journal
Marietta to Get BF Goodrich Plastics Plant
Akron BF Goodrich Co plans a new 4 million dollar plastics plant at Marietta on the west bank of the Muskingum River. The site covers 69 acres with a 112000 square foot main building and 44000 square feet of service structures. When completed it will employ about 200 workers, with local recruitment planned.
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Akron
BF. Goodrich 1Co
Marietta!go
Entikesman and Foray
Atres
Muskingum River
Yamashita Fate rests with five US officers verdict near
Manila reports the fate of General Yamashita lies with a five man US commission awaiting verdicts expected Friday. Prosecution led by Maj. Robert Kerr urged death for war crimes, while defense counsel Lt. Harry Clarke urged acquittal. Kerr cited Japanese atrocities and Yamashita’s duty to prevent crimes, Clarke denied direct responsibility.
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Manila
Toneyuki Yamashuta
Chie
Robert M. Kerr
Portland
Ore
Philippines
Kort Tal
Cal
Harry F. Clarke
Alloona
Yapiasiitn
Kerr
Yamashita
Kery
Capranador
Winter Pushes Turnpike Commission for State Roads
State Senator Ralph A. Winter of Lodi urged Governor Lauche to create a Turnpike Commission during the upcoming special session. He argued a new system would fund postwar employment, bond financing, and toll revenues to support a major highway project, similar to prior road initiatives, with Patterson and others backing the study and funding approach.
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Ralph A. Winter
Lodi
Lauche
Turnpike Commission
Winter
BIYOL
Lloyd Nulan
Acta
le Neue
Sengior Witler
Pau Patterson
Lorvin Guunty Eiugunyue
Patter
Ohio
Walt
Patterson Feck
Arivale
Hitler Threat to Bomb Prague Exposed in Trial
Testimony during the Nuremberg era proceedings described Goering and other Nazi leaders pressuring Czechoslovakia and Prague with the threat of bombing. Documents cited Hitler’s insistence on ruthless measures and plans to overwhelm Czech defenses, with Hungarian and Slovak figures named for backing moves.
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Adal Hiller
Herman Goering
Kimll Macha Ty
Czechoslovakia
Maven
Prague
A. Om
Hitler
Hacha
Fuehrer
Alden Hy Munggary
Horthy
Witter Ven
Saseply Tiso
Slovakia
Fuither
Visti Shankeds Iitler
Fueher
Shivaki
Hiller
Cechaslovakia Ned
Woape
Germany
Velibe
Behesaid
Moravia
Slovaslia
Cachoslovakis
Gehan Protegion
Repatriation of Troops Aids Pacific War Load
Washington announces stepped up repatriation of Siberian War depts. Sea and air lifts move personnel from Atlantic to Pacific theaters aboard converted Liberty ships and U S liners. About 45 000 enlisted with dependents eligible for discharge by Aug 15 under a wartime policy.
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Washington
Pacifie Lvater
Ela Wirt
HS Eps Ube Prs
Wua Curtis
Avantic
Paciie
U. S
Sepevad
Bet Toast
Nevys
Tragic quarrel ends in fatal mishap near Linn home
In Amherst township a husband and wife quarrelled at their Linn residence. The husband fell from a car and was struck by another vehicle, later dying. Deputy Davidson pieced together the events: the couple, Mr and Mrs Linn, argued during supper, she hurled a glass of milk and dishes, he fled upstairs, she drove off in the family car while the husband clung to a lamp post, and a passing car struck him. The wife, Tababelle Linn, 21, learned of the death later. authorities were alerted for assault and investigation continue. They are a married couple with a two year old son.
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Lili
Mdge
Ainherat
Linn
Aptabelle
Cal
Mast College Street
Charling
Olag
Lorally
Chalmer
Davidson
Alien
Linnso
Link
Tang
Dent
Myers Hi Street
Stone's
Villa’ Ride Pond
Mario
Shetita
Pendin
Ivesi
Palion
Records Reveal Three Plots To Kill Adolph Hitler
Final reports show three separate conspiracies by anti Nazi officers to assassinate Adolf Hitler. The July 20, 1944, failed bomb attack in a Berlin air raid shelter ended the attempt, with leaders including Canaris Gaerdeler Oster von Kluge and Stuelpnagel among the conspirators. A prior 1943 plot by Schlabrendorf involved a time bomb under Hitler’s plane seat, and a second plan targeted Hitler with bombs on soldiers’ packs.
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Mernberg
al- Ned
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Gestapo
Tier
Stalingrad
Yory Schlabrendorf
Hiller
Ure Pyehrer
Wilhelm Canaris
Karl Gaerdeler
Selgeg
Oster
Candriv
von Kluge
Erwig Rummel
Alexander Falkenhausery
Belgium
France
Ernat Stuelpnagel
Tore
oMeer
Aga Hitler
Hessen
Af Goerdeler
Ertwin WitzteBen
Membe
Himmler
Union Negotiations With Chrysler Co Collapse
Union leaders announce collapse of talks with Chrysler over wage demands. Noyman Matthews of UAW says the union accuses the company of a conspiracy while Chrysler denies any wrongdoing and notes the contract had expired after an extension.
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Chrysler Co
Gio Aula Wingey
Chrysler Legals
Chrysler
Noyman Matthews
UAW
Robert W. Condey
Wallace Warns Of Deflation Ahead
Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace warned at the Golden Anniversary of American Industry that inflationary and deficit forces threaten long run prosperity. He spoke during a three day survey of production by leaders of industry labor government and science, noting the danger of delusion and the need to guard against it.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
Wallage
Wellege
Cy. E
Broad Street
Ady
Nationalists In China Near Mukden Reported
Dispatches from Chungking say Nationalist forces near Mukden have tightened围 lines as Gen Tu Ki-ping’s command moves to seal the frontier. The report notes military actions and preparations amid tense conditions in Manchuria.
4 Penny Saved This Way Is Penny Earned Dial
In a cryptic OCR fragment the text riffs on savings and earnings with playful punctuation and prices like 412, yielding a garbled, non-coherent snippet rather than a clear news item or event. The readable bits suggest a light editorial or ad-like line rather than a reportable fact.
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